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T2 locked up in N1 AND 2...

2 posts by 2 people · 19 Feb 1997 - 20 Feb 1997

I FINALLY got into Hawaii last night after about 8 MONTHS (LOOOONG MONTHS) of trying to race. I upgraded my computer (modem, video, P133) and tried "just for the heck of it" to get in. Imagine my surprise when I FINALLY get past the BBS and into the race scheduler! E***ment filled me as I picked Martinsville and waited for others to join in. We go to the track, and, while sitting on pit road, my car took off by itself! I immediately exited the race, and back to "regular" NASCAR from my C: drive. I went to calibrate the wheel (Thrustmaster T2 with adapter) and the only axis it would read was Joy 1 up/down without me touching anything! In EVERYTHING I tried to cal, this is all it would recognize. Shift up/down, steering, reverse, brake, accelerate... "Hmmm," I thought. "This worked this afternoon..." So I went into NASCAR 2 to see if it worked. Same thing! I can't even get Win95 to recognize it now. I didn't have this problem until I went onto Hawaii tonight. Both games worked without a problem until now. Any ideas...?????? Jimmy
Marcus Ple 20 Feb 1997#356706
Rest assured, this wasn't caused by Hawaii. It sounds like either your T2 is hosed, you are sharing an interrupt somewhere (one of the pitfalls of plug-n-pray), or you have multiple joystick ports. What is your T2 plugged in to? Do you have a new sound board? Are you using a dedicated game card? Try running MSD and see what it reports. Try getting a small freeware utility that will just test your joystick(s).

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